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Fatalities


You bewitched me Fed me lies Of beautiful skies and pretty remedies Whispering daffodils and lovely melodies You bewitched me With mellow tender light That shined on the darkness night And kept your eyes bright In my reality You bewitched me With thoughts serenely sweet express Waves in every raven tress Using colors of neutrality So soft , so calm, so eloquent And yet love uninnocent You bewitched me With looks of sweet accord Acts of true new record And punctuality And if light is thy name When it is spoken I share in its shame The heart must pause to breathe Love itself must rest So blood may sheath For she bewitched me In silence and tears Heartbroken For years upon years And if the sea will bring us as one together at last Alone I shall be For u saw But did not see And if the saddest melody is our rewing Than it is bittersweet Our memories of regret Start to fleet
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